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Giving Tuesday: Cardiac Arrest Not-For-Profits in Our Communities
It seems this last week of November brings a deluge of official and unofficial holidays. One of these, Giving Tuesday, is an important reminder to support the many not-for-profit organizations that serve our communities. As you finish up your Thanksgiving
Daycare Center CPR and First Aid Requirements for Maine
Entrusting the care of your child/children to others, especially people who are essentially strangers, can be an anxiety laden experience. Like any good parent, the desire to know “the essentials” is something that it all boils down to. Is that
Where can I view the eBook for Heartcode BLS / ACLS / PALS courses?
American Heart Association (AHA) Heartcode programs for BLS, ACLS, and PALS contain a ton of valuable information in each lesson. While most of the course content can be studied through the adaptive learning modules in each program, many of our
2022 EMT Recertification in Connecticut
Updated November 17, 2021 UPDATE: NREMT has removed the limits on distributive education for providers expiring March 31, 2022. Connecticut has also removed limits on distributive education for all EMS providers expiring through December 31, 2022. All continuing education hours
Are BLS/ACLS/PALS Skills the same whether you’re doing a new certification vs. recertifying? What about the course itself?
In short, yes. The skills and the course are the same for renewal as they are for initial certification. Code One uses Beacon for our online courses. Whether it’s an initial certification or renewal, students take the same course. This
Life-Saving Partnerships Benefit Community
NORTH CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, November 7, 2021 — The City of North Charleston, AED Team, North Charleston Fire Department, and the Lowcountry Resuscitation Alliance joined forces to install a public Automated External Defibrillator (AED) with weatherproof box at Riverfront Park. AEDs are medical devices designed
What are the American Heart Association recommendations for who should have an AED program?
The AHA is campaigning for all workplaces to implement a First Aid, CPR, and AED training program, along with public access to AEDs. According to the AHA, 50% of American employees are unable to locate the AED in their own
CPR Training Center In Amesbury, MA
East Hartford, CT, Code One Training Solutions LLC, is a leading and growing provider of American Heart Association lifesaving CPR training and education. Operating over 30 locations throughout the U.S., Code One is pleased to invite students to our newest
Lifesaving AED Enclosure
On a crisp March evening in 2021, Scott LaBombard and friends gathered at the Municipal Playground in Westfield, Massachusetts for a game of pickleball. LaBombard, who also serves as President of the Little League Association, had been trained in CPR
Where Am I Most Likely To Use My CPR Skills?
The short and simple answer is, at home. More than 350,000 cardiac arrests occur outside of the hospital setting. The American Heart Association reports, 70% of cardiac arrests that happen outside of the hospital, happen at home. Only about 18%
CPR Training Center In Harrisonburg, VA
East Hartford, CT, Code One Training Solutions LLC, is a leading and growing provider of American Heart Association lifesaving CPR training and education. Operating over 27 locations throughout the U.S., Code One is pleased to invite students to our newest
Why don’t we give breaths in CPR anymore?
In a time when everything has become so very complicated a simple activity can help save lives. It is easy to learn. It does not require fancy or expensive equipment. Anyone can learn to do it. What is this rewarding
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